An Imperial Wedding Present
LONDON, October 8, 2.40 P.M.-On the recent marriage of Prince Andrew of Greece the [?]sent as a wedding pretest a cheque for £100,000. [Prince Andrew is the south son of king…
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Wedding
The marriage of Mr. Sydney Israel, second eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Israel of 2 Cooper-st., Surry Hills, with Miss Dora Gilbert, third eldest daughter of Mr and…
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The present given by the Czar to Prince Andreas of Greece on the occasion of the letter's wedding was a cheque for £100,000…
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Elaborate arrangements were made for the wedding on August 25 of Miss Lilian Ropner, daughter of Sir Robert Ropner, M.P., of Preston-hall, and the Rev. Sidney Cecil Woods,…
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On Thursday afternoon a marriage was solemnised at St. Thomas' Church, Rozelle, which attracted more than usual attention. It was…
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On the recent marriage of Prince Andrew of Greece, the Czar sent as a wedding present a cheque for £100,000. [Prince Andrew of Greece married, on…
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LONDON, Thursday Afternoon.--The Czar's wedding present to Prince Andrew of Greece, on lite occasion of the latter's marriage with Princess Alice of Battenberg, was a cheque…
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On the marriage of Prince Andrew of Greece the Czar sent as a wedding present a cheque for £100,000. Prince Andrew is the fourth son of the King of…
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A sensation occurred at Park Station, Johannesburg, on September 4, just before the departure of the Natal train. A bridal pair arrived end took their seats, and a large crowd assembled…
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The newest fad of the New York smart set is weddings at midnight. Bride and bridegroom in the evening attend a theatre, then a sumptuous supper is given, which lasts till near to…
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The marriage of Miss Letitia Wilhemina (Minnie) Hole, eldest surviving daughter of Mr. E. E. Hole, of Bathurst, and The…
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AN KUBELIK, the violinist, was recently married at Debrezin, in…
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The marriage of Mr. A. M'Nicol Turner, of Melbourne, oldest son of the late N. G. Turner, formerly of Nyang and Balpool stations, near Deniliquin. New South Wales, and Clear…
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A protty wedding took place at St. Stephen's Church, Willoughby, on October 14, between Mr. H. Llewellyn Jones, Vice-Consul for America, and Miss Ida M. Hammond, only daughter of…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Thursday afternoon, October 8th, at the Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Randwick, when Miss Mabel Stewart, youngest daughter of Mr. and…
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Last Tuesday we sent our poet into a room by himself to write us up a short poem on “Wedding Dells.” Some time afterwards we were interrupted in the…
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At All Saints' Church, Parramatta North, on Wednesday afternoon last, a pretty wedding attracted much interest, when Miss Queenie Neich, a well-known and popular Parramatta…
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seemed to him the middle of the night, were quite beyond words. He reached her with a bound, and caught her hand. "Maggie!" he said. "What are you…
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IT was the evening before Maggie Trevelyan's wedding day ; she was to give herself and all that belonged to her, including a very nice fortune, to Donald…
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